This round is purely good market mood—I casually scattered a little “coin,” and it just happened to hit my head. When the dip happened during the session, $LAB’s rebound strength kept getting weaker; on several attempts to surge up, there was no buy-side follow-through. I judged that there was clear suppression at the high end, and that a short setup would be more comfortable than chasing longs, so I issued the short call. The price fell from 4.25647 to 0.15298, and the current return is +1898.23%. Honestly, it’s so satisfying—the plan didn’t go to waste. First, close +1898.23%; put the profit in your pocket. Don’t rush to go heavy with the remaining 20%. Raise the protection level to around your cost. If the market continues to move lower, let the profits run. If it bounces back, I still won’t let the results I already secured slip away. Don’t get greedy for the last bite—keep the position lighter so you can sleep more soundly. Markets are something you wait for; profits are something you hold. After just watching bad news, don’t rush to chase—any downside move also needs confirmation. If you miss this leg, just wait for the next wave of signals. Only when a new structure appears should you act—there will be opportunities ahead. $BTC $ETH

7.25 Sister Yanqing’s early-morning observation of Hangqing On the daily timeframe, price is still wobbling around inside the range box and hasn’t truly broken down yet. But on the 4-hour and 1-hour timeframes, bearish momentum is still playing out: the MACD bearish crossover is pointing downward, and the market is indeed being held under the bears’ control. However, take a look at the 1-hour KDJ at the bottom—there’s already a very urgent need for an indicator repair. In this extremely oversold position, don’t chase the “kong” at the bottom floor. 🌟 Saturday early morning: Big brother, “kong” around 64,600–65,100; target around 63,500–63,000. Second brother, “kong” around 1,880–1,910; target around 1,835–1,805. There’s no such thing as a wasted road in life—every step counts. Have a great weekend! $BTC $ETH

I originally just wanted to mooch a breakfast, but the market directly handed me dumplings for half a year. When the market dumped in the morning session, $FF fell from the highs; each rebound was weaker than the last. Sell orders kept pressing the price down, and I judged that there wasn’t enough support—so I followed through with a short position. My entry reference was 0.10466; now it’s already back to 0.0598, with a return of +2064.17%. Even though I hesitated in the beginning, exiting turned out to be truly worth it. Handling the position isn’t complicated: first lock in 80% to bring the big chunk of gains into my pocket; keep the remaining 20% for flexibility, with the protection level placed near the cost basis. If it keeps probing lower, let the profit extend; if it bounces back to the protection level, execute—don’t gamble on your mood with the order book. Risk control is done up front; that’s what rationality looks like. Even if it’s only floating profit—so long as it’s truly taken out, then it’s yours. This isn’t the time to rush in. Don’t chase just because of one bearish candle; wait until the next cycle’s structure is clear, and then follow the rhythm at the first moment. $BTC $ETH